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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Bel 3eitcn. Nierentrantheiteu wer6en bas
bllrdl uermieben, oaB man oas 8lut mittels
Gntr's Sarlaparilla reiuigt, erneltert urO
frdfttgt. @IrO burd ShrpdGe bic Sbdtig,
feit Der g9iereu geitOrt, 10 heraubeu Oieie Ors
gene naS Slnr OeS n6tbigen 8eitanbn,ittels
AlhhnlelI, bas nit Dem Irin nbgebt, ,DGhs
REM abgenuRte StOfe, Die iie aus oenA
V!ute entieruen ioaten, in 6ielem 3uriifs
bleiben. 0u-f bic NnipeuOung pom Igers
SarlapGrttl4 e~rlangen Die Niereu ibre gebo'
rtge &bdtlgfeit rpieOer, unO Die albunlinUri0
o0er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
enntnin @eprae 9. MiItbart e1e

Captain 8eor9e 9. II bari 919
@pence Ctr, Ybilobelpbio, Ba., ~wobnbaft,
mirb. fals er iebt ani penn 2anOe meilt unO
Gle an i'm i9reiben nNO cine Boitmarfe fir
6ie 8eontportung beifiigen, Sbnen mits
tbeilen, bab CT Dor brei Sabren, ais er in
Sentrol s@merita ,~peilte, pom einenn l@rDeren
92lerenz nnb Qeberleioen beitn9eim6t muroe.
@r fieberte, bic Saut fdrbte 1I3 ounfel, Die
9eber erweiterte ii9 UNI Elm 0rtttel unb Der
Wlooen uerlaste bic Inn abme ieIbit Der ems
fo6Ien Nabrllng. gtMr iieben Slai9en pom
Warmers safe cure" lieuten ibn mieoer Der
.iI1b retteten iein Gebe1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Die Deutidsn btlben aIio nebr als etu
8ierteL oIer Snialien Der SnuaItoenhGuIe Ter.
gu ben 1919 9eutl6en in uoritebenoer Site
tpmmen noh Die II 8apern, ID RreuBen
unO Snet Sa6ien, ole iib nidt ais 9eutide
angegeben baben, un0 ibre @elammt3abl
betrG9t aIio 1906. Sn @roBbritannien
uno SrIanb tpuroen 1926 Snialien 9eboren.
9aB Die 3abI Der i'm Muslaube geborez
men Snnalioen in ben Soloateuz 0eimatben
9r0Ber lit, als Die Der in ben Ser. Staaten
9eborenen, lit be9reifll6 aenug. @s tam
ipobl niht beitritten tper0eu, baB Die
unionsbeere su mebr ais Der 0QIfte aus i'm
Nuslanoe @eborenen beitanben, Serner
muB in 8etrabt ge3o8en tuerben, DAB elm
iebr GROCER She'll Der NuslGnber aueins
ftebenoe 9eute itnb, pdhreno bic Gingeboz
renen metit SatniIten baben.
Dem sitter mad ftRb Die Snieiien foIgens
bermaBen etngetbetlt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

To a ufeer 8terbrQuer Soiepb
coils auf Dem !6amburger Dampier
~ 6iIIer" unter. Seine W It E,
Srau Anna S6liB, bat ibu iiberlebt
bis gum 10. Sanuar 1887. Gin oteieul
Gage 1T tie in tbrem 6auie in WiImaufee
i'm Glitter bon 81 Sabren geitorben, n06ber
tie ldngere 9ett gefrQnfelt bate.
= Sn Der Sabresueriamm ung bes Stem
gorfer Beretus 3ur 8erDutung
it + berihtete Nnt6onp Gomltof,
$685. YfIno Orufiaden, 234. 500 nuanz
itG1otge photographer uno auoere 9inge
conttSctrt babe, tpelde aulamnen Elm @ez
pi1t bon 10 Tonnen ousma1ten.
- Sine G%rpIoiton. BON Der man
nod ntdt DeiB, oh lie beablihttgt pa ODER
niht, bat fid in Der ytaht pom 19. gum 20.
Sanuar ouf Dem v9 GTpreBa
3u9e" Der 8ennipluania> 8abn nenige
Wteilen Oitlt0 bon Qltoona in genulDl-
panten eretguet. Sn 0uncannon bel 6ar5
risburg lpuroe ein Softer na1 Btttsburg
%aufee9eben. Oils Der @epGdmeiiter Witns
gus tpGbrenb Der Sabrt Die Softer 3ure1ts
itelte, uno babel otelen auf einen onoeren
mari, erfoI9te cine befttge @rptoiton, pel1e
baS 0ah oes Wagels abbob uno inter
Dem @epGd groBen S6aoen anrihtete.
Witn9us murbe i6per nerleBt, ntro aber
nit benz 2eben baponfommen. Ser @ez
pGfmagen purbe in Altoona Our6 etnen
neuen erlebt. 9lls Der 3ug in Blttsburg
antam, meloete ith Elm ungariiher Robs
IengrGber 9tantenS Sobann &agnan nnd
benz Scorer, uno muroe te1t9enom1en. @r
bebauptet fteif uno felt, BOB Der Softer
ntbtS Die &leioer un0 bO61tenS etHiQe
3InoboIaer entbalten babe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
Srig1t's
6 % fDeif

srir6 baburdl perbiitet. aud GntsinOung
ber Nieret urb an0ere &ranfhetten hieler
Srgane ruerOen 5lr6 Aper'S SarlapariIa
abgehalteu. Srau Sas. 90. WelO in Der
Noreit Sin Gtr., Samaica Slain, Wtall,
Ifretbt: SD mar BON nlebreren arantle!s
tgu ;ugleid) gequalt, aber nIetn ihlimanites
1lsbel Tag III BEN Niereu. Sier 6lai4en
Aaer's Sariaparila gaben mir o1s @efiihs
lleien 2ebens, mo mad)teu mid 10 gelunO
mo frdftig ipie ie." Us. Sc. Y2c0onalb in
46 GUNNER Ctr, 8oftou, Wfali., lit Sabre
lang oil Der 2eber. Seine Grfabrung bepieS
sUeierlei: erftenS, ourd) @ger'S SarIapariuO
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
@ir0 8erbatet,

eGF bic &ranfbctt etne eefdbrlide @efalt
annimmt, uno 3lueitens, olrd fortgeIeBteu
@'ehraun oerjelben miro ooaitGubiae Seis
hing e~rSiclt. Sohn 0fc2e1ian, @de BON
&ribges uno Sbtro ct, 2otpel, Wtafi.,
fhreibt: ,Mfebrere Sabre lang litt i1 All
9tagenihpdd)e uno 2eberfrantbett; uno
testere mar biSmeilen 70 beftig, oaB Id faum
rutiuen @eiaditen ~uad5seben fOnnte. OfeiH
appstit mar idledt, un0 i9 magerte ob;
gber ourG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

gaoez Generals. 9ie5 tuar fat unmitteI6ar
mad benz Gooe vSlO Brob's", Sen.
WfeDers. Wds 9aSen bonn S~i9naInelen
Deritano, bate er IN Der Gaoetteni9ule gu
gSelt Boint 9elernt, un0 DaS mar menig
ODER gar uidts. Die Side. Die bamaIS
burh ben 500 vOlo 8rob's" entItano, oes
GRINDERS beS eigentli6en SignaLweiens,
lit bis beute ni1t mebr oIs9efIat tpors
ocn."
- OemnGGit tpiro in MiImautee cine
Gonferen3 Der ltberti6 @eiftIi>
den beS StaateS Wtscpn II bebuf5
Stelu n9nabme %gegeniber benz Srben Der
NrbeitSrttter ab9ebaLten tneroer.
Sor eili9er 3eit i6on bat Der lutberti6e
8altor gflbeL in SIbtolb auf Der &an3el
erflart, er peroe in 3ufuntt feinen y2rs
beitsritter" III leiner @emeinoe buIoeH.
8aitor Spen9Ler +, Der @eiitli6e Der 9reiz
faltigfeitstirde in Oeilmautee, Der gr0Bten
b~orttgen Iutberii6eu Demeinoe. bat tirSlt9
ertlGrt: er lei geeen ben Sroeu, erftens,
neil IS ein beinIider Oroen iet, uno apeis
tens, neil Der Sroen iih bes 8opcotts be-
btene uno StreifS 9ut6etBe; uno er lei
audi Iberseugt, oaB Der Oroen ith nit
Dem @9riltentbum nidt nertrage, 9Gn5 abs
geleben oapot, DaB Die Iutbertl6e
Stride Iberbaupt feline gebeimen @eieQs
l1aften anerfenme; oarIm babe er i'm
SrIbiabr letnen Observation-Disclosures ben
Hatb gegebeu, Dem Orben fernaubleiber,
uno peroe nit SEren9e ge9en loIGe Sc
nleinDemttglteoer Oorgeben, nelde nu1 nie
Dor benz Oroen an9eb0reu.
SSn benz &duberft0at Mt>
onrt, in tDel6em 2eben uro @tgentbum
beute nod taft ebenio uniider lit, ais es in
Qrt5oua tDar, 10 Ian9e Die GbirtcabuaS bort
nod b~aulteu, lit DON pteber Elm
Ser Il d 9enadt Doroe1, etnen qua
an3RbaIten uno gu berauben II.
NlS lid am 2lbeno be5 10. Sanuar Der
Baiia9ter5ug Der @bicaso, Nlto1 uno ct.
&outss gabn ungefdbr B WeelLen Ditlih bon
Sltoepenoence befono, belt Der 3u9 ploBz
LID an, uno Die Yaliagiere bDrten Shllie,
inoel1en ieBte CT it6 balo tnteoer in 8etpes
gung. gSte ii6 berauslteIte, bate ber 2os
tomottDfubrer Elm SiguGl 5um 6alten be-
tOmlnen, uno Glet6 Darauf bemerft, baB
Die geotbleine 5erihnttten lei. Damn flets
terte Elm Wtdlf III etre1n lpeiben 9ut bon
Dem @rpreB z@a9en berab uno feuerte auf
i'm uno ben 0etser 5tDet S6iile ab, Die
aber. po~rbeigtn9en. @benlo mar auF etnen
Der 8relnler uno ben @rpreBs8 oten 9e>
feuert rorben. Ser 2otomotIofibrer bate
ben i3ug ioiort tDleoer In gelpegung gelebt
uno, Die 9t9uber tparen ab%geiprungen.
Dtan 9laubt, Dap cine Nn3abl 6eltersbelfer
Der Gduber an Ell .er %belttmmten Stelle
tparteteu, UNI ben !3u8 5u beIteieen. DoB
oteler aber ttbt reptaettig gum Steben ge>
bradt uno 10 Die ~gepIante 8erGubung per>
PftpTf murine -rt ' r"i '".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
g6u,Ei6 bon aaGenIamsr,er bsirett.

SGrragHt 9Ouie, Salem, MGH.
gOr Ginger 8eit Ses id mir cine 5eitige
GrfdLtung gu, meI6e T9 I'M &iiden feffebte
an6 bic beftigften S9mer5en perurfo9te. SD
0eriilbte jabIrei6e SeiImitteI, obne Sen eerines
fen Grfrls. 9ob na6oem t1 eilt unb Elm bois
bes 9ubenb 6Iaf9en ct. SofDbs Del gebrag6t
bGtte, mar i9 Tpieber ponitdnbig bergeneHt.
- g. s. GaBiEI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Sn GufauLo im Snoianergebiet
lit ser 6IIfsbunoesmar6 all
Sobn Bbilipps, nit leinem @ebIlfeH
6enrD Smuitb uno Swet anberen Gebllfen,
Deren Namen uilbetannt lit, in tbrem 2Gs
ger ermorbet noroen. BbiIipps mar
ousseianot, UNI cine @n3abL gerbaftungen
Oor3unebmen.
Ser beoeuten6e Netp Oorfer
M6bofat, @bittenoen Del6er it'd
einbiloet, cine eleftrt d 8atterie
gu lein, lit ieBt in elmer S%rrenanftalt Mnter>
gebradt. Sem Bruoer beaeugte Dor @es
ri6t, @bitten0en bebaupte, nit @lettri5ltGt
9elaDen uno Die 9roBe Strait 5u leln, meLhe
Die &eIt re9lere, uno 81 otelem Bebufe BON
Der Come N%nueiiunse1 81 erhaIten. Nnz
bere 3eugen gaben an. DAB @bittenoen in
ben lebteit Wonaten iibermGBig fart 8es
truilfen babe. Or. WtIomann, Elm Nr5t
beS v8eaeDues 9oipitals", in tuel6em
@btttenoen Idngere 3ett in Sebanolung
par, tbeilte nit, oaB oieier III ftren Sheen
III beoenfltdem 0rape IeiDe; Dor Nuem be-
baupte er tets, Elm eleftrtlher Weotor 81
letn, un0 marine 0noere 2eute tbn 3u be-
rIbren.
Serr 8. @pans Der YrG1ibent Der
s2umber @r6anse 8ant" in 3onamanba,
9S y, l9reibt 6Ol9enoes: Zen 10. Sonuar
1886. SD mar p~Oultan6i9 hinfduig, uno
r1etn @elDt9t mar pom 176 auf 1876 Yfunb
9ellnfem. sd bo9te, i'd mar init elmer
0arment5Inoult9 bebaftet, unb Der S6mer5
tonnte nnr onr6 Morpbiumein iprieunaen
9ell10ert Derben. Wtein grSt bebanbette
MIDI. anf 9armentsiinounS unb Oarm=
eotarrb, cine @rl9einun9 rpel9e auf bic Grz
tronfun9 Der linfen Niere 3~uriIdauiIbren lit.
so bate fur6tbare S9mersen, mar It IS in
S9weiB sebaoet, tonnte ui9ts III mleinem
Wta9en bebalteu, belonoers VlIiligfeiten,
lrO mar bod babel ltets ouritig. Dim 10. 6e=
bruar nobmen Die S6mer5en in meiner linz
ten 9lere beoeuteno gu, unb i6 entl9loB
mid etnen geriu9 NIT Warmers safe
cure" 81 maiden. @9ou in % Winuten
tiblte i9 9%in6erun9. Settoem weieerte ieb
MIDI lelbftperltduoli6 bic WteoiSii1 zines
Ar3tes gu rebmen. S6lieBlt1 muroe aus
Ine!ner Slale ein GROCER Stein e%ntternt, unb
meme Sebmer3en iDaren peri9munbelt."
Taus Sie an 6errn Grams nm Mustunft
l9reiben ioaten, fitsen sic bite cine Briets
marie tIr Die Antmort ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Der 8eliser bes .g8elopn Souie" in Carl
pile, %. g., @err $. 9. .&innep, bate it'd
ilberat ltrell9t u1tb mnrbe pom Der grisbt'l9ea
bic Stlou tS zines 9teineS in ben Mieren uIn6
Der Slaie, mas nit entleblt6en 99merSeu
perbun9en mar. Gin san5er 0tatb pon Dot
loren bro6te inn feline 0ilfe. @r perlor
frii9eS Nlut aus ben nrItirun9Sor9anen,
uno ols aues febti9lu9c 1purbe uuW er lblieBz
lid our3 Warmers safe cure" rpieoer ber=
9eltelt. pie Dor inn l1on Gaulenbe Durb
btele Sur pon lbren 2eioen beirett 1puroen.
Oo9 ibenten sic ni1t aaetn ben8e r1i9erun=
gen Marner'S @louben. lonoeru ldrelben Sic
an 6errl Einnep Oii9et 5ie eine 4oltmarte
beD Hlb fra9en Ste Ibre 6reuube uub 9ta6s
barren in Se5u9 auF Warmers safe cure. 49,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24

Rannte ii@ faaut hstusssn Rnn tsarOe esbsiTt.
147 gortsGtr., Sp6nen, 81. g. 90.
SD bate i6rer an rbe,ttnatif6en Giideis
f9uter5en Su Ieiben, 1peI9e mid uufdbig tnohs
ten mid pom StrbEe 81 erbeben. SO ges
brau6te ct. Satobs Del ino bic SGruer5en
usri9wanSen u!IS itnb ut9t Suritesetebrt.
@aIter Sapnes, geulrsS6GnbIer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
2 Sabre seIittem arh haHn ptteiIt.

3 NWYEV BttFIIEW NWW WW"N BVItEkEe
Serr 81. Sueger, COG @aInntzS trabe, ct.
Bouts, $40, lit felt BEN Iesten 5pei SobreH an
Si~ldeni9rner5en Iub mar fogor flebrere Dlos
nate bett[19erig. CT pnrbe bur6 bic 9Lnmets
bung pon ct. Safpbs Del pie6er poIftdubig
bergetteut nn6 fagt Jest, 5aB es aud has bette
Altttel gegen 8erftGHaun9en AT6 ale anaeren
GhMer1e1 Eel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-01-24
9taakoba !
/" Oe(
Se9em NIG enfDtner5et.
GrFunnIt6e aeimItate.
u Sabre psrittsn uan ham ustsiIt.

10 Sabre eeIitten nn0 narG 9ebetIt.
9pbe qart, Gcrentsr. ga.
Bdbrenb Der Iester Sebn bis finf5ebn Sabre
Bate td ie5r bGuft9 ot beftiget &iideni@rners
sen at Ieioen, tinS bate tpGbrenb bieIer Seit
bic perI9tebeniten SeiImitteI phne @rfoIg ans
eew9n6t. SD periu6te ct. Satubs Del InS
puroe uOuftGnbis sebeiIt.
Sraa 8. s. @abe.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30
o JUBILANT.

The Philadelphia American congratn-
lates its party thus:-"On the whole,
the elections of this month are of a
nature to keep up the confidence of the
republican party. 1t has secured the
city governments of the three great
cities of the Mississippi valley, of St.
Louis as well as of Chicago and Gin
~cinnati." If what it says were true.
what would there be in il? 1t is our
observation that elections in large cities
partake of the nature of the pendulum.
If they swing II way, the next time
they swing to the other side. This
comes from the fact that no man can
satisfy the professional politicians, who
with mouths like young birds, more
than open from ear to ear, are await
ing worms and beetles that they never
get. But, as a matter of fact, the vic
tory of Roche in Chicago was not a
party trlumph,a las the republican papers
there stated at the time, as 1t was due
to the aid Of democrats against
anarchy; and in St. Louis the mayor
and council are democratic, our ole
friend Jim Bannernan being the
speaker of the house.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30
THEY WOULD BETTER BEWARE!

st. Louis Republican:-''The An
zeiger points out that the efforts OF the
railroads to bring the interstate COM
merce law into disrepute by advancing
rates and otherwise expressing the pub
lie must finally result in more stringent
legislation. There is nc other reason
able view of the matter. The people
have taken this step toward railroad
regulation only after long delay and
deliberation; only after the necessity
was demonstrated as absolute. 1t there
must be a further fight the people will
fight it out. Their course will lie for
ward and not to the rear. Nothing is
more certain than that if the corporate
system of railroad management con-
tinues to grow more burdensome i'll
spite of all efforts to regulate it, the
people, in spite Of their unwillingness,
will be forced to make a radical change
in the SYSTEM"
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30

Major. Irene, minor: 10. A. Wilson. pubic
Major, Georgia c.. minor; Jo. A. Wilson.
public curator. - n
Hopkins, James NJ oeceaee"' "e"A
Hopkins, executrtx.
Burden, curator.
Bowling, Geo. w, deceased; 10. a. wilson,
public administrator.
Graves. Mary, insane; W. Il. cunningham
Barton. Martha L.. minor; j. A. wnitsett.
Drysdale. Willie. minor; Samuel Smith,
Kroencke, Mary s. C. minor; John Kr0en-
MicDowell. John T -. MINOR, John D Robin
M;c6owell. Mary H.. minor; John D. Robin
DricE. Joseph, minor; john G. Hader. guar
Lee. Richard. minor, Samuel z. Beall' Gu
Hereford, I Frank. minor; James F "sod'
Shelby. Matte. minor; Joseph B. Shelby
sseIby, Willie. minor; Joseph B.. Shelby
Buiord. W. B., minor; Travis Bufsra' Gu
rRtOr: Nooro CHI
Moore, kettle b, minor; a. ~ "o0i'
rator.
THURSDAY, MAY 18th. 1851.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
ya1pAY, 4 18TH, 1887.
c.x oz,,e minor; Geo. M. Catron, curator.
Bartels, Edward, MINOR; b. F. bartels' Gu
rA FIournoy. Gideon. deceased: M. w. Flour
hI Hnrson' Lafayette, minor; Il. T. Russell, Gu
rator. .p IT R,ssen. cura-
'oF Rurton. ot,ie, minor; R. T. Russell, curator.
schultz, Geo. H., minor; Fred Z. senuitz'
Lasne Edward A.. ct al, minors W. Z.
Couch Couch, Emily, Ell al. minors; Geo. B.. Couch
Ray James j., insane; James J Jones'
Ryiand. corydon. minor; RsOecca Ryland'
Fiournoy, sarlie. deceased, NJ. W. FlournoT'
administrator. TO-
Pedaicord, WIN. W, deceased; Emma l..
JEFFERSON, Jesse. deceased; 10. A.. Wilson.
p. john Geo. B., deceased; David c. John
SMITH, Edward. W.. deceased; 10. A. Will
Lieberman, Robert. MINOR; Josephine Lie
WiiEenning, Jno. H. c.. insane: W. j.
JoV. Hiilery, deceased; W. ". Anderson and
Luther JOY, administrators
Brasch. Heinrich, ct al, minors; henry
Woriey, John, deceased: Stephen j. Worley.
administrator. r. a.,
MONDAY. NAY 18TH, 1887.
Hord, James b., deceased; Mary A. Hord'
Graves, Thos. g.. deceased; Jno. E. Burden,
Hit, BENZ f., deceased; Jesse L. HIT. ad'
Morrison, Richard M, deceased; NJ. &. Nor
| rison. administratrix
rutherford. John 8 deceased; Pellna Ruth
stuenkel, Conrad. deceasedi Louis Stuenkel,
TUESDAY, NAY 18th, 1887.
stuenkel, Henry D., deceased; Henry Kop-
/ penbrink and Christian Meyer. executors:
Patterson. Mary E.. ct al. minors; hooer
Meyer, Mary, ct al. minors, Chris. Meyer
HooH, Addison. deceased, NJ. C. and W. T,
Berry. Josephine, minor; Rosa Berry, guar
dian. ,.ua.,
Carr, Richard, deceased; VIM. Corse, al
Price. Thomas, deceased; VIM. Price, execu'
Nichols, H. G minor; 10. A. Wilson, pub
Ilc curator.
Nichols. B.. G.. minor; 10. A. Wilson. pub
Patterson, VIM, minor; Beattie B. ssnborn
curator. MT.
Knipmeyer. VIM. deceased; 10. A. Wilson
Kirchon. Martina. ct al, minors, Fritz Kir
chod. curator.
Administrators. executors. guardians an
c%urstOrs ssnsi make settlements on the day II
which they are docketed respectively.
A true copy. Attest:
xENOPHON RYLAND,
sIst4 Judge of Probate.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30
THE POPE DECIDES.

A dispatch to the N. Y. Catholic
News says:-'The pope has decided
the question of the knights OF labor
in favor of that organization. This
decision will stand so long as the pres
emit method pursued in turthering their
aims prevails. The document of Car
dinal Gibbons is Endorsed. The pope
further decides that in Canada, where
q abandonment has been issued against
the knights, the members of the order
will receive dissolution on promise OF
obedience to future decisions OF the
holy see. If the knights identify them
selves with theories now being dis
seminated by certain agitators, this de
cision in their favor will be revoked
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-30
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Furnished weekly to the Intelligence w
Captain j. D. Conner. recorder Oh oeeu' -
Lafayette county. Mo.
Abstract of the deeds filed in the once oi
Recorder of Deeds from Saturday. April To-
To Saturday, April %, A. D.. 1887. Only sucn
y. o,nt.;, covenants of warranty contained
in list.
Tnad. Edwards to W. n. Peters
et al, of lot 4, West Higginsvllie 'ano ,.-oo
s. W. Brandau to Simon Ritter ,so m
lot IL, blk C, Higginsyille. s'o w
Jane d. Wilson to w. d. -
Smith. lot 1, blk 40, and pit lot y DIX ,oo m
As. LIST add to Lexington 1870 1'o"o w
II. W. Thieman ct al to HenrV e. .
Wieneerg 10 ~ acres, $3.50 90
Elizabeth c. Bowman and husDano
to lula Kellar, lot 2, blk 8, McGirks ,oo m
add to Lexington. .........; -" Wv
Alice E. Kerdolff and hnsoand 10
Amy c. Thornton, lots 1 and 2, blk ozo m
2, College Place ...:.....:, NJ W
John Lindsey. and wife to Martha nj. ~
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,Ioseph S. Hughes ct al to Banking
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acres sG 8, e nj ." nv" s"' 5000 90
NV = = D. NJ. Smith to S. 6.
Wentworth & Vim. Morrison, pit lot .oo m
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NJ. T. P. Mccormack to Young Z.
Mccormack, 100 acres, NV ne, aiso
Sc NV and pit D hf sw NV, a'so pI
sw ne, 8, 4s, %. Love and a11ectioh I M
nj. T. P. Mccormack to M. ID.
Mccormack, 60 acres, n nj NV nw'
also ne NV, 8. As, %. Love ana al M
lection and.
John w. White to V. 2. Wlnsor, m
lots Z and 8, blk 4, Mayview.;..;. l w
Geo. W, Corder to Joseph weber,
lots 8 and 10, blk F, in Geo. W.. Cor n.
der's ad to Corder i4' w
VIM. P. Robinson to Jos. b. VII IN M
liams, 10 acres, pit Sc NV ~. oil. 20. iAo "
VIM. Il. Sterrett to Fl. g.. smith
and A. E. AsDury, all Sc s OF CIV A. mn M
r. r. %, and ne SO, SO, 25..:........ 4'oVo "
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Sc NV and ne sw 16, and pit 8 nj sw M
NV 81, 4S, "
Jos. Carter to Annie 5. Beatle'
lot 2, blk 4, Asbury's add to aig- ,sa or
Annie Cloddy to Mary Robinson,
lot &, blk 8, Bakers add to Lexlng- q,
ton. Love and affection and......" L "
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THEY ARE TOO FRENCH.

The people OF Alsace-Lorraine are so
French in their sentiments that Ter
many is adopting toward them severe
" repressive measures, such as nav
made the names of Poland and lreland
to live in the sympathies of the general
world, which naturally sides with the
weak. The last move is to forbid the
election of mayors by the people OF the
towns and villages, and to have them
appointed for their known loyalty u
Garmanv-
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THE PEOPLES PARTY.

N. Y. Sun:-"It appears that a num-
her of shoemakers in the city, being
dissatisfied with the actions OF the
Knights of Labor, have decided to
withdraw from that order ana JOIN tne
American Federation OF Labor instead.
The shoemakers may have done a wise
thing by this or they may o we
won't attempt to discuss that question.
The great point for intelligent men,
whether they get their pay by the day
or year, to bear in mind is that the real
labor party, the only party with a def
mite and high purpose, is the domocra-
CIV, In the various changes that 60 on
among labor declarations this cardinal
idea should not be lost sight Of"
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

In the Probate Court of Lafayette county
February adjourned term-First daY-March
IS. 1887.
In the matter OF the estate of William b.. Lilies
ton, deceased
NOW at this day comes Mary e. Lilleston,
IN administrator of the estate OF William Ii.
LIl!eston. deceased, and presents her petition
praying for an order Tor the sale of SO much OF
the real estate of said William b. Lilleston
as will pay and satisfy the remaining debts due
by said estate, and yet unpaid for want of SUM-
Client assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists
and inventories required bylaw IN such cases ION
examination whereof, il is ordered That all per-
sons interested III said estate be notified that
application us aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary be shown on or before
the first day OF the next term OF this couri.
to be held on the second Monday in Nav,
1857, an order Will III made for the sale oil Inc
whole, or go much OF The real estate of said
William Is. Lillestun, deceased, as viii be SUM
cient for the payment OF said debts.
And 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Lexington Weekly Intelligent
GER, u newspaper published in the said county
of Lafayette, for four weeks successfully be-
fore the commencement of the next term of thIs
court
A true copy from the record Attest.
XENOPHOS RILAND,
| aplat5 Probate Judge. and ry-OtficIp Clerk.
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PROBATE COURT DOCKET
May Term, 1887.
MONDAY. MAY 9TH. 1857,


Walkenhorst, Casper H., deceased; Otto
WalkenhOrst, administrator
Pevestorf, Chas, deceased; Charles iioefer,
admit istratOr.
Kriehn. John j deceased; Mary E. Kriehn.
executriX.
H-ntrlcks, James e., deceased; John ]
Hendri cks, administrator
Harmon. Da i'd Il, deceased; S allie S. Har.
mon. atministr ,tr X
Ht'haw ". Richard, deceased; Lydia Hath
away. adminisiratrlX
Wtde. James I, deceased; Dani,l G. Wade,
administrator.
Thomas. susan, deceased; Napoleon P
Buck. eX' cutor.
Wehrman. Adolph. deceased; Charles Hoe
fer, executor
TUESDAY, MAY 10TH 1857.
Bradley, Eva R.. deceased; Samuel Smith
administrator.
Morgan Samuel, deceased; John W. Brown
administrator
StrickleT. Richard A. et al, minors; Kane.
e Stricken, cura'riy
Handy, Joseph NJ, desc sed; John G
Ha IDLY and Robert s.. SI.lIngton, admins
ITator5.
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NOTICE.

T ETTERS testamentary on the estate OF
IL John A. Mahan. deceased, were granted to
the underslgned on the 9Th day OF April, 1851
by the probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me Tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, OF
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estate; and il such claims be not exhibited
within two years they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM A. MAHAN,
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FINAL

Is hereby gwen TO all persons inter-
IN estcd in the estate OF salllc F!ournoy,
deceased, that the Undersigned, administrators
will apply to make II final settlement oil
said estate AT the May term. 1857 OF the
Probate court OF Lafayette county, Missouri,
to be begun and held at the PROBATE court
room, in the city of Lexington, on the second
NJ. W. FLOURNOi.